Contract · Federal
J061--Triennial Circuit Breaker and Feeder Testing
VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF / VETERANS AFFAIRS, DEPARTMENT OF MATHER, CA
- Status Closes in 17 days
- Amount Amount not listed
- Set-aside None (open competition)
Scope
Drawing sets and permitted use: The published package includes C27 - Single-Line Schematics.pdf, marked original revision 03/28/2017, and Facility Single Line Diagram.pdf, revision B dated 09/04/2024.
Both contain contractor use/reproduction notices.
Please confirm whether these published PDFs may be shared with prospective subcontractors for quotation preparation and whether any handling restrictions apply.
Which set controls where they differ?
In particular, the older set excludes the Building 1D TN branch, while the newer set shows TN-LBSW; please confirm its current testing scope.
They are allowed to be shared to subcontractors.
TN-LBSW is to be included.
Existing source files and reports: Are native CAD drawings, the previous triennial test report with equipment lists/results, and the existing coordination/arc-flash study and native model files (SKM, ETAP, or EasyPower) available?
If so, please advise how bidders may obtain them and any permitted-use restrictions.
We understand that updated PDF/CAD drawings and study deliverables are required, but have not confirmed what existing source files VA will furnish.
See attached drawings/report.
Switching and staffing: Who is responsible for medium-voltage switching, isolation, lockout/tagout, and restoration during the Saturday outage?
Will a VA electrician be assigned to each shift, and what support or equipment, if any, will VA provide?
VA personal will be there to attend the Saturday outage.
All equipment needed for testing is to be supplied by the contractor.
VA electricians will be assigned to each shift. Facility and equipment scope: Please provide the complete list of facilities added since 2017 and the associated equipment to be included, with building/equipment identifiers mapped to the drawings.
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Timeline
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Posted
Nov 2, 2026
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Status
Open now
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